About Noah Hall
I've worked with MLB players as a coach with the Boston Red Sox and coached travel ball at all ages. My passion is to build the ultimate hitter and share my extended knowledge and influence. My integrity and honesty will match my experience and love for the game.
Drafted in 1995 out of Aptos HS in CA in the 27th round by the Montreal Expos. Attended San Jose City College before signing a professional contract with Montreal.
I was known for being a baseball professional, showing strong work ethic and was a focused competitor. My ability to get on base, steal bases, score runs and hit for power kept me in the game for 16 seasons. I finished with these career stats
1,543 Games 6,389 PA's 5355 AB’s 1,520 hits 953 runs 271 2B’s 64 3b’s 134 HR’s 833 RBI’s 303 SB’s 789 BB’s 779 K’s 284 AVG .387 OBP .433 SLG 820 OPS 2,321 TB’s 152 HBP’s
Extended Bio
Noah was an all-High Sleague outfielder and pitcher while attending high school (CA) 92′-95′, where he was a four year starter on varsity. After earning Athlete of the Year honors in the SCCAL, standing out on both the football (RB-offensive player of the year) and baseball fields (player of the year), he was selected in the 27th round by the Montreal Expos in the June 1995 draft. After declining an initial offer to sign professionally, he attended San Jose CC, where he earned (All-State) honors, hitting over .400, leading the league in SB’s and the state of California in HR’s with (15) in only (40) games played.
Following this banner season, he decided to accept an offer from Montreal and began his professional career playing for the GCL Expos in 96′. Hall went on to play 16 seasons of professional baseball, playing for multiple organizations (Expos, Reds, Blue Jays, White Sox, Orioles, Yankees, Mariners) as well as Independent leagues (Saint Paul Saints, Somerset Patriots, Camden River Sharks).
Noah was named to All-Star teams in 7 of 16 seasons and led his league in triples (9) in '97 (New York Penn League), SB’s (37) in ' 01′ (Northern League), and runs scored (112) in '05 (Carolina League). Hall had a career year in 2005 while playing in Winston-Salem of the Carolina League when he hit .332, .459 OBP, .633 SLG, 1092 OPS, 112 runs, 38 2B’s, 6 3b’s, 26 HR’s, 92 RBI’s and 24 SB’s.
Hall was invited to attend Major League Spring Training with the Toronto Blue Jays, New York Yankees, Baltimore Orioles and Chicago White Sox organizations. Toward the end of Hall’s playing career, he was brought in specifically for his big bat and the positive influence on young prospects. Hall’s hitting coach mentors were Don Mattingly, Andy Tomberlin, and Moe Hill, to name a few.